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Static Mechanical Engineer – Plant Reliability
SPIE Global Services Energy
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About the role
The Static Mechanical Engineer will provide high‑level technical expertise for static equipment and piping systems in a manufacturing facility. The role focuses on maximizing plant reliability, supporting major turnarounds, and ensuring compliance with international design codes.
Key responsibilities
- Review and approve design calculations, data sheets, drawings and specifications for pressure vessels, heat exchangers and tanks.
- Generate and review P&IDs, Piping Material Specifications and Material Take‑Offs according to ASME, ANSI and API standards.
- Develop plot plans, equipment layouts and 3D models; route critical process, utility and off‑site pipelines.
- Perform piping flexibility and stress analysis; manage changes through the Management of Change (MOC) process.
- Prepare technical deliverables for replacement projects, including scope of work, bid evaluations and vendor drawing reviews.
- Define technical scope for static equipment during turnarounds, develop inspection and repair procedures, and supervise field welding, PWHT and NDT activities.
Required profile
Required skills
- Knowledge of ASME, ANSI and API design codes
- Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) creation and review
- Piping Material Specification (PMS) and Material Take‑Off (MTO) preparation
- Stress and flexibility analysis of piping systems
- Management of Change (MOC) procedures
- Technical bid evaluation and vendor drawing review
- Inspection and repair procedures for high‑pressure equipment
- Field welding, post‑weld heat treatment (PWHT) and non‑destructive testing (NDT)
- 3D modelling and equipment layout planning
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